March 2026
Beginner
212 pages
5h 54m
English
The last section highlighted why it is so hard to assess causality due to the fundamental problem of causal inference and laid the foundation for identifying the issue. Do not despair – we will now start our ascension of the slope of enlightenment by expanding our toolkit, allowing us to identify the potential issues in this chapter and exploring solutions to those problems in the next.
In this chapter, you will learn three questions you can always ask to challenge a causal claim. We will see that the first two allow us to identify precisely why a correlation might be misleading. The third question will be slightly different, but equally important, as it will connect to one of the most common mistakes: ...
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